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Rinsing was:Re: What's the best Carbon boom going now?
Paul Braunbehrens 23 May 2005 23:58:26
	I always rinse all my gear after I am done sailing. The way I do it is really simple. After I'm done sailing, I derig and pack everything into the van. Then, a few days later, I drive somewhere where there is water (and wind), rig everything back up, and put it in the water. This has worked really well for me. In article <1116854833.272959.149560@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>, ScottG <gladish@gmail.com> wrote: My HPLs never get stuck with sand, and I don't really rinse them too> often.>
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Glenn Woodell 24 May 2005 01:47:49 [ permanent link ]
	Love it! Glenn On Mon, 23 May 2005 12:58:26 -0700, Paul Braunbehrens <bakalite@insertthesamewordthatisbeforetheatsign.com> wrote: I always rinse all my gear after I am done sailing. The way I do it is>really simple. After I'm done sailing, I derig and pack everything>into the van. Then, a few days later, I drive somewhere where there is>water (and wind), rig everything back up, and put it in the water. >This has worked really well for me. > In article <1116854833.272959.149560@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>,>ScottG <gladish@gmail.com> wrote:> My HPLs never get stuck with sand, and I don't really rinse them too>> often.>>
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Tom - Chicago 24 May 2005 18:19:32 [ permanent link ]
	It is a well known fact that rinsing just reduces you TOW for no good reason. Tom - Chicago "Paul Braunbehrens" <bakalite@insertthesamewordthatisbeforetheatsign.com> wrote in message news:230520051258262423%bakalite@insertthesamewordthatisbeforetheatsign.com...>I always rinse all my gear after I am done sailing. The way I do it is> really simple. After I'm done sailing, I derig and pack everything> into the van. Then, a few days later, I drive somewhere where there is> water (and wind), rig everything back up, and put it in the water.> This has worked really well for me. > In article <1116854833.272959.149560@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>,> ScottG <gladish@gmail.com> wrote:> My HPLs never get stuck with sand, and I don't really rinse them too>> often.>>
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Wardog 24 May 2005 18:40:26 [ permanent link ]
	Tom - Chicago wrote: It is a well known fact that rinsing just reduces you TOW for no good > reason. I guess it's time to "come clean"... I'm a rinser...and I'm married to a rinser...pretty much makes us rinsers, I reckon...as soon as it is dried, it seems it's time to dip it in salt water again...prolly doesn't much affect the life of the gear... I've seen folks just wad their stuff up in the back of a truck until next use...wetsuits and all...yuck!...we constantly flip our stuff...but, rinsing sure makes it less problematic to use...so, in effect, it actually increases our TOW...no stuck parts and sandpapered gear...and I can see through my windows on the wave face... WARDOG http://www.surfingsports.com Tom - Chicago> "Paul Braunbehrens" <bakalite@insertthesamewordthatisbeforetheatsign.com> > wrote in message > news:230520051258262423%bakalite@insertthesamewordthatisbeforetheatsign.com...> I always rinse all my gear after I am done sailing. The way I do it is>>really simple. After I'm done sailing, I derig and pack everything>>into the van. Then, a few days later, I drive somewhere where there is>>water (and wind), rig everything back up, and put it in the water.>>This has worked really well for me. >> In article <1116854833.272959.149560@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>,>>ScottG <gladish@gmail.com> wrote:>> My HPLs never get stuck with sand, and I don't really rinse them too>>>often.>>>
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Juan 24 May 2005 19:55:31 [ permanent link ]
	"Do not feel the need to rinse your sail with fresh water. Most urban water has mineral deposits that dry as white spots on the sail and are difficult to remove without scratching the sail. Salt water will leave a slight film but will never adhere to the monofilm." Hot Sails MicroFreak/MicroSO instructions (just received from no other than rinser Wardog :-]). Plus, not rinsing is more environmentally friendly. ++*Juan-- (who only rinses after sailing Palo Alto on a low tide: lots of mud) WARDOG wrote: Tom - Chicago wrote:> It is a well known fact that rinsing just reduces you TOW for no good >> reason.> I guess it's time to "come clean"...> I'm a rinser...and I'm married to a rinser...pretty much makes us > rinsers, I reckon...as soon as it is dried, it seems it's time to dip it > in salt water again...prolly doesn't much affect the life of the gear...> I've seen folks just wad their stuff up in the back of a truck until > next use...wetsuits and all...yuck!...we constantly flip our > stuff...but, rinsing sure makes it less problematic to use...so, in > effect, it actually increases our TOW...no stuck parts and sandpapered > gear...and I can see through my windows on the wave face...> WARDOG> http://www.surfingsports.com> Tom - Chicago>> "Paul Braunbehrens" >> <bakalite@insertthesamewordthatisbeforetheatsign.com> wrote in message >> news:230520051258262423%bakalite@insertthesamewordthatisbeforetheatsign.com... >> I always rinse all my gear after I am done sailing. The way I do it is>>> really simple. After I'm done sailing, I derig and pack everything>>> into the van. Then, a few days later, I drive somewhere where there is>>> water (and wind), rig everything back up, and put it in the water.>>> This has worked really well for me. >>> In article <1116854833.272959.149560@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>,>>> ScottG <gladish@gmail.com> wrote:>>> My HPLs never get stuck with sand, and I don't really rinse them too>>>> often.>>>>
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Glenn Woodell 25 May 2005 05:42:06 [ permanent link ]
	On Tue, 24 May 2005 14:19:32 GMT, "Tom - Chicago" <tom@tobmkc.com> wrote: It is a well known fact that rinsing just reduces you TOW for no good >reason. And in many cases can cause more harm than good. I try not to handle my unrigged sails any more than I have to. I see many people unrig in the water while the waves come crashing in and toss the unrolled remainderl all over the place. Glenn
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Ad. 25 May 2005 08:15:54 [ permanent link ]
	On Mon, 23 May 2005 12:58:26 -0700, Paul Braunbehrens wrote: I always rinse all my gear after I am done sailing. The way I do it is> really simple. After I'm done sailing, I derig and pack everything into> the van. Then, a few days later, I drive somewhere where there is water> (and wind), rig everything back up, and put it in the water. This has> worked really well for me. That does seem an easier than rinsing everything individually, but how does the van cope with being put in the water? ;) -- Cheers Anton
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